Sergey Karpukhin

beautifully crafted drama, the tension and stakes keep rising, highly engaging, great cinematography, superb art and song choices spoilers ahead for me the main character resolution in ep. 10 is... sort of too forced? basically both characters in the end arrive to their lowest point with connections lost with their closest ones, the ones that they really cared for, but also which didn't heal and partially reinforced their trauma. but in the end they rise above it by connecting with each other, seeing each other openly, finally without any lies crafted to create false reality (which is a theme hinted by the rich lady and reinforced by ALL characters). ending is open ended, but it is kind that they are "meant for each other", which MAKES SENSE but it is also kind of forced through circumstances - their resolution could've ended without hinting MORE as a relationship. other then that - it seems great.

slide as an allegory for living through trauma. story built beautifully for you to expect something happen during the slide, while the real horror was awaiting at home.

it's really good. nothing to add or take.

a slow inevitable cut. awesome. definitely a rewatch required